Mehdi Bahribayli ha scritto:
* Use a fixed length font to see this message in correct layout.
In order to create a layout like this, I use six elements.
+---------------------------+
| Header |
+------+--------------------+
| | |
| | |
| Menu | Body |
| | |
| | |
| | |
+------+--------------------+
| Body |
+---------------------------+
1. A definition in tiles-def.xml :
...
<definition name="tiles:master" page="/layouts/master.jsp">
<put name="header" value="/subviews/header.jspf"/>
<put name="menu" value="/subviews/menu.jspf" />
<put name="footer" value="/subviews/footer.jspf"/>
</definition>
...
2. A page at /subviews/header.jspf (header).
3. A page at /subviews/footer.jspf (footer).
4. A page at /layouts/master.jsp. (layout).
5. A page at /views/welcome.jsp (page).
6. A page at /subviews/welcome-body.jspf(body).
You can see that all of the above mentioned elements can be used over and over
but 6th element (the body) will be used just once as body of a specific page
(5th element). Thus there is no need to define it as a separate tile. So how
can I integrate 5th and 6th element?
I think (but I didn't try) that you can do, in welcome.jsp:
<tiles:insert name="tiles:master">
<tiles:put name="body" value="/subviews/welcome-body.jspf" />
</tiles:insert>
The attribute "body" will be filled only in a specific request.
Let me know if it works.
Ciao
Antonio
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